Floral craft,
taught honestly
Started in Zhytomyr in 2015, Cenulor Bifax grew from a small studio into a platform where working florists teach what actually happens at the worktable — not what looks good in a promotional video.
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How a local studio became
a structured learning space
Cenulor Bifax began as a physical workshop space where florists from the Zhytomyr region gathered to exchange techniques. The demand for structured, repeatable instruction pushed the team toward a more deliberate format.
Each masterclass is built around a real design problem — seasonal constraints, difficult textures, asymmetric compositions — and taught by someone who works with those problems regularly.
Participants range from complete beginners to experienced florists looking to refine specific skills. The content stays practical because the instructors are still practicing.
The people who run the classes
Daryna Kovalchuk
Works primarily with wild and foraged botanicals. Daryna has been teaching structured composition for eight years and brings a direct, no-excess approach to every session.
Ostap Hrytsenko
Focuses on plant conditioning, longevity, and working with difficult seasonal material. His classes address the practical side that most floral education skips entirely.
Milena Savchuk
Responsible for the visual and structural logic of each course. Milena ensures the instruction sequence builds on itself rather than jumping between unconnected topics.
None of our instructors teach from a script. Each session is prepared around a specific technique, demonstrated in real time, and followed by a review of common mistakes — not just the ideal outcome.
Feedback from participants shapes the next iteration of each class. If a step is consistently misunderstood, it gets rebuilt — not just explained again with different words.
Reach the team directly at support@cenulorbifax.com or by phone at +380 342 502 568.
